Latest articles by Jerry Hildenbrand
Who's really in charge? Perplexity has deep hooks in the 2025 Razr. Too deep, maybe.
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Android & Chill Yahoo knows what it should have 20 years ago: it needs a browser
No big changes There are a few differences but this is no real upgrade.
Tech Talk Breaking tech down to its simple parts so we can all understand it a little better
Change for the better It's easier for a small company to do the right thing. We need to see the same from the tech giants.
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Android & Chill Setting up a new phone is fun for some people, but I hate it. I love not having to do it.
Somebody's watching The report says unencrypted mobile interconnect providers in China are said to be putting everyone's data at risk.
Tech Talk Breaking tech down to its simple parts so we can all understand it a little better.
Save us from ourselves Google is going to stop redirecting searches to a local ccTLD. What does that even mean?
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Android & Chill Apple is challenging the U.K. government over the right to keep your data yours alone.
Get the yellow one It's hard to say no to a deal like this one.
Cold dead hands The parts inside a phone are going to cost more. Guess who gets to pay for it?
Bend and flex The screen on a foldable phone doesn't fold; it bends. A lot of other things help make it happen.
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The more you know Your phone is full of bugs, and you know all about them thanks to the internet.
Android & Chill Even if Google's not doing the evil part, being involved is a bad PR move.
Engineered art It might seem impossible, but programming AI image generation is straightforward.
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Android & Chill It seems we're forced to "rent" everything. It will end if we stop doing it.
Same as it ever was Despite what you might read, how Android is made isn't changing.
